i feel like Tilly was a good representation of menopause/midlife crisis bc she was obsessed with Nick Jonas.
The Children's Hour
1961only watched half bc my rental expired—deserves a log for the $4 i spent
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Babylon
2022 Liked Rewatched
everyday i think more and more about babylon. we feed on brief moments of nostalgia porn so we can see the present for what it truly is. the real reason this movie is so good is because it’s linear, yes, but a perfect adaptation of history and cinema. i saw this alone and was way too happy to laugh to myself, because i enjoyed the sensibility that comes with immanent death and how we’re all a product of time.
chazelle…
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Suspiria
1977underwhelming… but also good? was stuck right in the front row of the cinema, but it was still worth watching it on its original film print. soooooo 70s 💓💓 reminds me of how hard it was to pitch and create movies in the 20th century, so we just get snippets of what could’ve been produced. and then i remember the mass amounts of film content created now—there’s too much!!
bring back movies that are made with passion and creativity and ditch plotless time wasters!!
(thanking whoever Goblin is for that score)
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Back to Black
2024 Liked Rewatched
I saw a review in the Sydney Morning Herald by Laura Snapes, her tagline was: ‘It’s a grotesque insult for Back to Black to suggest Amy Winehouse died of heartache over childlessness’.
Where in the movie did it suggest this? Literally nowhere. I get confused every time I see a review about this movie, because people are saying Marisa Abela can’t sing; the film was cruel; it didn’t make any sense; blah blah blah. This article, from my home city…
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Before Sunrise
1995 Liked Watched
the experience i could’ve had if the boy from the bus liked me back when i was 14
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Buffalo '66
1998 Liked Watched
vincent gallo is apart of my nightmare blunt rotation
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Licorice Pizza
2021UM HELLLOOOOO?????
hated it. lazy attempt at a romance, following the GROOMING of a 15 year old boy, which is completely looked over because it’s 1970s Hollywood. Um yeah ok PTA. U my friend, made a power move with Phantom Thread and There Will Be Blood; but how did u miss the mark COMPLETELY with Licorice Pizza???? Full of racism which felt deliberately placed for a “laugh” even though it made no commentary on society whatsoever—it was all just to…
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